A Sporting Chance, part of the Improving Education for Girls project, is a Tasmanian documentary from 1980 that challenges the idea that girls must conform to traditional sex roles.

These vintage promotional films for Tasmania, now restored in stunning 4K, take us on a dreamy journey through the island’s recent past, showing us the streetscapes, landscapes, fashions and pastimes of the 1930s and 1960s.

Tasmania Story by Nintendo is a Japanese Game Boy game based on the 1990 Japanese-language film set and filmed in Australia about a man obsessed with finding a thylacine.

An excerpt from a radio tour around the women's fashion department at McKinlay's Store in Launceston, Tasmania in 1946.

Samuel François-Steininger has colourised footage from the NFSA collection of the last Tasmanian Tiger in captivity.

This clip captures images of the Tasmanian tiger, alone in its enclosure at Beaumaris Zoo in Hobart.

NFSA curator Jillian Mackenzie writes about the Ten Days on the Island festival where she took the newly digitised Corrick Collection on tour.

Stewart Corrick writes about his grandfather Leonard's famous family of entertainers and the 40-year mission to preserve and digitise the Corrick Collection.

The Corrick Collection of films has now been digitised and is once again able to be shared with audiences.

Located within a forgotten travelogue, Tasmania the Wonderland (1935), this recently digitised footage represents the preservation of the last-known surviving moving images of the now exti